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The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

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The Courier Newsi
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Blytheville, Arkansas
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JUNE I'm f'OURlHlt NEWS fcj EJtUIUU 11 IN Frigate Constitution Ready lo Sail Again ci i i i Die! hany Am- "rica-i Naval Hirlorv Will Visit Allanlic BY if. Trri) NKA Surviri- Wnfr will ar.J kriioath her There v.i;i XK-- VWH-V-. -v ir. id litr nr.r-.c. 1 of Is Clearing this, afcrui 4, s'-i? 1 her tile t-'i I'oi'lsmaulh.

N. parts, liavk south Allanlic cois; lo New Yr.rkfiv. n. and prrI: then 0:1 t.i I': 1 i. rue, she will cr.iif? slowly now.

who was o'luu the of the sea. Pertans she even strain at a loii" hr.w;er brliiiid a ir.tricolc which made her look a not for mcjcrn BiU sh? in tilt 1 sea for she was made, and it wl'l be strar-e? If a crew doer, not through tl'o 0:1 murk 1 1 So many brave men have lived p.lyjard hvr, many 1 fought, h.ivo A Gallant HUhry She was l.iunr.-l-.ed the U. S. S. Constitution in in 1707.

she cost and G7G had a Dalian: rkipjrer Sam Hull, Stcwa'rt. It was i her nrcat oxplcit sh? I oiu-raced' a Hr: srinadrDii it: JSCO, anil full rail racid to cant'jre the Sandivicii. She in IPOl. wan. a year Ir.ter.

jvav tile Tripoli r-civenture. storriiinr; of city r-lore. Ti any shin had a life, certainly it was "Old They called her thai rarly in hsr arecr. 1 And v.hen War of 1812 the British frigate, Guer- that Raw ihe to jfiaht on to victory. i Ker restored today are rie('y like th'-sr vhich brave nlere Sthc fore away the masts of the British' vessel.

l-Mr'ard the insnirmi: figure of Can- fttaln Isaac Hull war, paired, rcollv ffdirecling the Hires fighlinc. Evjii Khe are likn those which off the fine llava! o-Hcer. Csip- ironi the beatt-n shin. He and Ifull close friends, in old age. It all history.

Captnln Br.in- bridge and the wimiinst vitii the Jai a. tieekj with bloec. dyinfi :r.cn en their coin-. raJes Captain Stewart and tho fiffht off the Ouir.na cor.st. capture of the Cj-aiie and Levant.

of var In' fi28 came the order to break he; 1 up. But Oliver Holmes (he as Jhrn. and not tl'e prar- of (he lexl- burncd a this shabby rcer.t of sn honnrrj veteran. His 1:1 out "The harpies of the shore FhaH pluck of the Halher. i-rnod Holm's in "Aye.

lear hrr iatlcrrJ eu- do-n rnd nive her to Ihc fi.v-in. Uic arid 111-? ik her at tl-rv 38 PAGE "O1U Ircniidcs" as she nipper niKlcr full sail more man a century ago, when was the Tmcst fli'lulnj frlgale in Ihc U. S. Navy. On the left is the uniiHially lona bowsprit which her so maneitverable.

The broadside comparable lo the mocl- ini iui-rct suns, uhicli r.ike'l of ciie'uy ihlps. are Khou'ii in tM upper ilnlu. And bpl-jw- is (hi- tile rudder, ol the gallant Ccr.stllutiun. A half 1 tines out I of IP. 1871 was prr.ctirri'ly I sciiieboriv 'vould not allow to rot ar.d fall no.irt.

151S smashed her anil' ne.inv sank, Med a c' brcuu-ht to Aftev at. nos- ed arraln. wort's "Tne rid craft lies hoii-rd orrr tenanUc's excop: for mpxorhs i wiv.c 1 crowd hnr deck." shp lav for ynr--. TIip Children nrmrnlicrrcl Tiiril the U. S.

D.iurlitprc of icp to 7t w.v-. m' p. ma'iPr. I of hari 1 iron br.njs to decay. A t'lil- lir.u ell'! i' 1 rivp dollars ins' 'o flv np r.r, dmvinc: bst- Xo'u-.

rxrii.ir::. hut hrlp was no! larkinsr. In the schools. I pom V.MS to every toy ant' Srirl. Ironsides" was a er 11 ri'-c their ar.r! dimes thil rfir- I live.

Fji'. 1 A. tcrrl, nav.i] cor- Ftrvrt-r done li; vmk v.Tll. they aie Even the siave is in place. Euouri boird f-e! of lumbtr to -17 Ir'i'ps V.as Iren For of the ship hnd to be re- Iplfte'.

d. the replacement wj.s made accuracy, and with tov- 1 Cflt'P, tou-priiisT mast.q: nmch of Commerce is Visil- int' Blvlhcvillc Stoves. ni live Blyihovllle niF.rclir.nt 6 to nid in t)i? of importluil jiroblems the I furniture tratio ir. undertaken In- the Stoics rte- with the avviviil in Yank I'fnhtcrs lltinorrd VEKDUIJ. France, inon- ur.ient has just been erected over 'he nuns of Ihc of Mont- n'irHort to faucan in honor of the American' killed iherc In the Wnrla War.

On September '21, 1918. American troops the direct i civnmand of General Pfirfliin-j, for days when Hheims wa.s under enemy lire. Archbishop Kmr.uuiuel Suchar-d. recently r.p- nliplius. has Issue! a asking all admiie'-s of Cardinal Lucon lo join In the.

project. I'd Hear nnn nn oil Caiuihcrsvillc Man Brings Suit Against Inloniaiion- Harvester Co. cAiiirniKusvii.i.K, MO. TIIP InUTimllwial Hiii-vcst 1 company ul America wus matte difcmliin! in a SM.CUD d.nuafip suit tiled sal- inday In behalf of Hiurli A. of (111-- vili- hy lh? lav, llrui u( Ward Hi'i'vct.

The damaars are fns 1 nn tillered of foiitruit The rci-jles lint uiiexpi'Ctrdly r.ml without fore knowledge on the pail cf Ihc plnln- till. HuiTrMcr cumpnny took 11 mi Mr. Tlti.i'ii a contract rov- 1-iitn! ihe dlMrihuiloii of Its inrjle- men's hi county lor 'tin' I yi ai 1 and denihvd him HI Ihc expected ciimrnlwhim o.i sudi The A. Tlstnili Implement cciupnny -wus forced Into bankruptcy near Die close of lv. Mr.

Tislatll states, Ijccmise of the fact thai his w.is foiceil to (ake up a large nmiilii 1 1 of noles which the purchastvs of farm machinery Imd nuulc and were unable lo lake care of when Ihey became due became of the raii'ial depression In Ihe fanning business. The pellllon alleges that the plninlllf made a trip to Lltllp nock, headquarters of the company's district nscncy. shortly after the first of the vear. nnd niTaiiKC- nients lo linld the agency, rc- lainlni! In his iniiiic Dr-rfonallv a contract vhich had linen Riven his nnn back In Orloker. 10W.

for Ihe year 1031. This contract wus not renewed In wrlitiiK but ns worked out lie nllcces. Mid a verbal a'zrpi-inpn! entered Inlo lor conllnue.nce ni th? accney Pcinlsent county nnn Immcdlaf vicinity. Mr. TisUdt placed ndvcrtlfp- nients In PPmlscol county nuns- papers announcing lhat lit would continue lo hold the fni Ihe International rn-u- rmny.

The contract for this (fs A iloouy German line and recaptured this 'jj 0 i War. In Ihe first nicounler a American were killed, IGU 1 ct troop taken e.nri C.Bni Cardinal lo lie France, r.ro:;rn, Srliool PORTLAND, (UP) Myni OF RESCUE Just a lot of "hoccy" nuy wiiy von lisuie. but oomcoiic 1 proposed rodeo" at Hit Los AiiKCles ccnnty fair In September. And so lert- you iii'e Krnc.slliU! Drl.scoll nut one of Ihe "broncos." piuspcetlve is Peach Area Has Ample Supply of Lulw fConthmed from Page One) lo hnvn Iho HUle comforU nnrt semi-luxuries that make llfa'some- tlili! 1 more than bare existence. And they must grind and grind and urlnd merely to pay Ilirlr-tax- es.

Their own sltmtlnrds. far from rkins, have been sinklnu In- to state of shabWtiOM fiat cnu- no! 1 but have. Its rellection hi the minds of the vlcilras. To tliMe people, as a class, Hso- vcr's nnd prcmwl carac like a new sun lo dispel Ihe dnik- nc-fs of dlspalr. II was, lo them, a warrant for new life, reprieve, fro'ii cllsasler.

'llin slory of Germany Is not III crciiornlc history. It Is Ihc siory of unusual expansion, of unusual prosperity, of an ever mounting stnndanl of living, of wat-cs. of ex- of ceilier wllh Ihe Inevitable and collapse. Yet arc optlmlsl.s. even In Germany.

There are Ihose who paint oul Ihc recent revlvnl of out- put It) many branches of Industry us mining, textile, machine and sleet. They menllon a favor- able balance In forplun trade in ihe face of world-wide de- nrcslon. nnd other factors Hint lend lio'ie lo Hie slluntlon: To opllmlslls'of Hoover nronasal len-'s n-'tled tircntitli. Given Ihc benefit of year's slKv from Ihn lions suspended, like Rulllotino. over the necks of Ihc German MO- pic.

nnd lliey believe that economic recovery will lie on ihe way. '-I Stone, roller mar liei jfor the year, she went to the anil hi a sling. IK much more liberal limn In Hie It Is staled, in that the IIMCS taken in Ihe mirchase of fnrm machinery nr? over lo the company without recourse. Somcv-hcrc near the first of February. 1931, the petition alleges, Mr.

Tisltidt wns called upon by a vcp- (UPI A of Cast I and city today of Walter Mitchell ir. rtr the memory market of trc bureau Heroic prelate irorslsil and domestic camir.crcc. I'-itnut of this i I The work lo be done in Blylhe-1' marblt- and clidicatett i viliu a part of a general survey cf Ls Courage and loyalty (lurini; IhORtail News Want. Ails. 1 ar.ri relnl furnitv I industry of the entire Gulf Ssntli- iiichidinp Mississippi.

Louisiana. Texas. OklQiiom.i. Arkansas. Mis.scuri ar.rl wcs'ern Tennessee.

Problems of profitable furniture distrihuticu are ta'receive pavtica- Ir.r atlenlion iti ihe rurvey, accord- ins; lo the government's trade an- I of Intprestins the seven, broke her nnn while rcrrnlallve of the defendant skaling bul ralher than j.pany, who surprised him' very altcndancc record much when he Informed him that he had come lo "dices: him oul and that the company wus luvnlnp. theislocl: over to another in llm city ns llicir agent school NASHVILLE. preparations under way preltmtnaiy to the Ueiilnnliv; of slilp- mtnls from southwestern Arkansas month growers and shlppsrs tinri Ihc federal Employment Bureau at Texnrkann have lei It be known thai there ts more tha incnvh talxir available res tdrnts of thy district ami that "no outside help will necessary. It Ims been annonr.ccd llmt preference will riven the home folk which means Unit there will be no available for anyone who comes lo the district from-other sections of the slnto, or from other slates. Hundreds of letters of NKORFRS HEAD NOHT1I WILKESBORO, N.

Thomas, ncgress. is dead here nt the age of 110 years. Her With was recorded In" 1821. DayllRht savings lima Is beln? oliserved (his yenr bv rltles and lowns In the United Stales. cd people'In all sccllons of state who express a desire to come here to work In the orchards nnd parkins houses and who entlv have lost sight of the fact (hat the reaion Is thickly settled ami is able lo supply all the labor necessary.

No oulslde labor whatever will lw rcouirnd ami It will be useless', for outsiders lo come lo Ihc dls- Innulry Irlct in search of work because Jli. 8 1 mvc feenj-ccclved- from nimiiploy-1 will be.ng.jqbsjor. them Gorki's ruble Moscow literary fa-1 buying public in fnrnilure and the vcriie. recently r. con-1 tastes of the buying public as to tract for 'hat amount with Hy jity-lc.

quality and prices of inrni- Sovict publishing turo. nrc r.moii!; the pDinlr, to iicirse for exc'liisive rights lo his taken mi with the Incal furniture Car. will be made ol i novels of Russian life. Ner.v merchants. Gorki v.il) his healf.i menus to faciiitate pur- i live the ysar chases through credit extension, and rcur.ii in his you those en mnr-ern the du-uree of v.iih which p.re marie.

D.i'a. will als-o be gathered to show the role.tive in store, c-cuip- r.ient and slock found ose en mnr-ern r.ns. en alyj necoBrJ -f fa? creat of s.nl which difTerent types of furniture firms i her and man-uvcniWc. to oln lo rrvva the The punr. are oil dc-k--with rr.m- rponces.

extractors, shot. and All of leath- iV rn BlythcvillD establishments TV-low coffe- ci 1: i c'ali arouud. re- "L.r^'Vp-Ti..? 1 1 I'" furnitaio trade. --vjp i.r- t'negeneral survov are cmrn, PX )( I 0 ilc ilh vnlinw for ln the eiTiciniey o' in -r ihs lllrn i turo Mll( (hc 1 siirvcys 1 jjy tlomcstic rezic-'ial of Cra rrrc( department for tiie 1 of brinpinir out Ihe cco- j. rfi0l i rccs nnt mnrketiin op- of ClU fi ol rs in the Mr Mi( hell said.

wlirii "kein nov.ylr' Ti rf 0r 0 i vey, a hl-ral not a merr or Dry oooels in the Gulf charts the rhan- i tiels ihroiis'n which muro than half Gulliver a biliicn dollars worth of dry nro.is a crew of IS reaches hands of Gulf 'so'iilh- n-i'i he- 1 lvo; coi-fimeis each year. "A rele.isc-d. luimtrv of the Ra hw --V es devchp- ir.r. mpn! cxlolli ot errat in- its cited upon thr Jrlv I r( flr wilil Ihe industry and the hardware now they've to be good! To Visi! Ci'ics he" 1 1 Until 3 in r). route lo reluniin- to Ho 1.

At pr.ic'icallv will be possible tr. to view (he olci fishier. The British FreiRht rcrpnily clas.sififd port- nbb typcw-ilers as nnisicr.l instrii- )ncnts. niture stores of r.rn- other city hi the fate oxceiVioii of Little Pock. Ti-rep 111? crnsii.s bureau lisis ri-pwlcd.

did wotIh of furni'ure or of it0 700 iwr stcre. The stale average only 5tin stores rr.l-1 an of Sii.10 worth of furniture for each man. and child In the slightly more tlur, per e.ii"t>. of all cities upon, wiiich was Cniirlr-r The right way for a cigarette to hold its "audience" is fo keep on giving smokers the kind of "performance" they want. This one doss! THEY'RE MILDER and THEY TASTE BETTER.

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